Onyeama expressed this on Monday at a pre-AU session news preparation in Abuja.
He said that the event would bear the cost of Nigeria the chance to showcase the triumphs recorded by the present organization.
The pastor said that at the summit would likewise give chance to basic examination of the 20 billion dollar Nigeria-Algeria trans-Saharan gas pipeline venture under the New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD).
Whenever finished, the trans-saharan task would transport around 30 billion cubic meters of common gas from Warri through Niger Republic to Algeria.
The pipeline would be worked by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Sonatrach of Algeria.
Both sides will hold 90 for each penny shares of values of the undertaking, while the National Oil Company of Niger Republic will hold 10 for every penny value
As per Onyema, the Nigeria-Algeria gas pipeline is a noteworthy undertaking of NEPAD that the summit will give consideration this year.
He said that the summit with "African Year of Human Right" as topic would concentrate on ladies, adding that Nigeria was relied upon to share experience on the endeavors on ladies strengthening.
"Nigeria will let other African nations to realize what we are doing to advance human rights, including steps taken to develop and maintain human right while managing tumor in the nation.
"The event will allow Nigeria the chance to showcase the victories recorded by this present organization in the zone of human rights enthronement.
"As a major aspect of measures at enthroning human rights in the nation especially in the North-East, the organization has stepped to de-mobilize the zone and in addition researching and rebuffing reported instances of misuse," he said.
The priest included that the summit would likewise concentrate on the full mix of the mainland through the foundation of Free Trade Area and the African Union international ID.
He depicted the appropriation of AU's international ID, which would be issued to Heads of States and Governments of the African Union at the summit as a "noteworthy stride towards exchange liberalization in Africa''.
While taking note of that 10 for every penny of exchange Africa was among African nations, he said that with AU international ID coming into operation, it would be simpler for part nations to work with each other.
Onyeama, notwithstanding, expressed that while the AU international ID would permit more liberated development of individuals in the mainland, it would induce development of arms to fuel viciousness.
Be that as it may, he said that with the cognizant endeavors of part nations, especially in knowledge gathering and stringent outskirt policing, the test of arms expansion could be effectively diminished.
He stressed that Africa's combination was a win-win circumstance for all individuals, including that Nigeria would advantage a great deal from the circumstance as it gave access to exchange and an expansive business sector for the country.
The pastor additionally said that Nigeria may not handle any possibility for empty positions in the AU amid the meeting.
As per him, Nigeria had at first wanted to support possibility for the peace and security commission as of now possessed by Algeria.
He clarified that the nation pulled back enthusiasm for the position taking after Algeria's choice to hold the workplace.
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